Someone who is paralysed could also happen to have epilepsy and if they did, then they could have seizures. Seizures come in many forms, not just the stereotypical idea of people shaking. A seizure is caused by an increased amount of electrical activity in the brain. The fact that someone is incapable of moving by themselves will not have any effect on whether there can be a disruption of electrical activity in their brain. So paralysed people can have seizures
Someone who is paralysed could also happen to have epilepsy and if they did, then they could have seizures. Seizures come in many forms, not just the stereotypical idea of people shaking. A seizure is caused by an increased amount of electrical activity in the brain. The fact that someone is incapable of moving by themselves will not have any effect on whether there can be a disruption of electrical activity in their brain. So paralysed people can have seizures.
If someone has regular seizures, then they have epilepsy. What causes their seizures can be many different things, as it is different for different people. What form their seizures take will also be different for different people.
One possibility is to use an exoskeleton. An exoskeleton are like robotic legs that can be worn to allow paralyzed people to walk. In 2010 3 companies are launching exoskeletons for paralyzed people. Read more below.
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People that have MS are prone to having seizures. In fact, they between 3-6 times more likely to develop reoccurring epileptic seizures then a healthy human being.
yes,guillian-barre syndrome cause people to have seizures.
People can get seizures for all sorts of reasons. Some people who have epilepsy can have it genetically. Most people's epilepsy is not genetic, so most Grand Mal seizures are not genetic.
According to the World Health Organization, around 15% of the global population lives with some form of disability, which includes paralysis. However, the exact number of people who are paralyzed worldwide is difficult to determine due to variations in definitions and reporting methods across countries.
People with epilepsy can have their seizures triggered by flashing lights
It is difficult to provide an exact number as the data varies, but estimates suggest that millions of people worldwide are living with paralysis. Causes can include spinal cord injuries, stroke, and neurological conditions like multiple sclerosis.
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Many medications and medical treatments can induce seizures or negitively affect those people with a history of seizures.